Generative AI can interpret laws, analyse court records and even draft rulings. Whilst law firms and legal departments are increasingly adopting this technology, the judiciary faces the challenge of upholding its constitutional role. The possibilities are impressive. Yet the more influence AI systems exert over content, the greater the risks become. The presentation  demonstrates what generative AI is capable of, where the legal boundaries lie, and why the real challenge lies in preserving judicial independence and decision-making authority.

Dr. Sebastian Dötterl is a lawyer and Head of Unit for Strategic Planning at the Bavarian State Ministry of Justice. Previously, he worked as a public prosecutor at the Munich I Public Prosecutor's Office, as a Legal Officer in the Bavarian State Chancellery and as a judge at the Munich II Regional Court.

An event in the Data Tuesday series, which has been running since 2015. The event series is organized in cooperation with the Nuremberg Museum of Communication, the Bavarian State Office for Data Protection Supervision (BayLDA) and the Professional Association of Data Protection Officers in Germany (BvD). 

The lecture will be held in German.